academy priest 1/35

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Re: academy priest 1/35

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great tiger, that's a lot of stuff to primer indeed :th:
looking forward to seeing them all painted up mate


keep up the great work


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I was wondering why my LHS had no primer left.... YOU!!!! it was YOUUUUU!!!

hahaha. No kidding though... wow that's a hell of a spray session.
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The primer will pay off though.. I'm sure!! :)
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well finally got to get some work done Sunday got some of the tarps weathered and the base coat on the priest there is still a hell of a long way to go hope u like

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... loving it :)
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This is a highly professional build that is very interesting to follow. A tip of the hat to the use of PE parts! :bow:: Please keep us updated!
I've never built an Academy kit in 1/35 scale. This one seems to be worth buying.
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cheers switcher/localjedi for your very very kind words and will get some more pics up fri hopefully
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Just caught up with this one, amazing build Tiger, PE works really well and the load painting first class, I will be following from now on.

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Fantastic details on the howitzer. The stowage looks amazing. All bits and bobs brings this metal beast to life. :thumb2:
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well finally finished this mammoth stowage project few things to tie up the rods on the side and then thats about it then on to the building and finally the figures hope you like the pics..

many thanks for following this build and posting so many kind comments keeps me going

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Man that is insane!!! :eeek: Utterly brilliant!!! :th: :th: :th: :clap: :clap: :clap:

Don't know where to start, love all of it and can't stop looking at the pictures. Talking of which, I'm going back for another look or three.

Awesome work Tiger!! :bow:: :bow::
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How did I miss this. ......... This is godly. ........... Wow. ........

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:jd: ...It's awesome and it keeps getting even better. :clap: :clap: :clap:
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I have just read through this thread from start to finish - what a master class! Brilliant model making! I am really looking forward to seeing how all the elements come together. :th:
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well alextheblue thank you for your very very kind comments its been the most complicated build i have ever done with all that stowage so mamy thanks for your comments

schoof thanks for finding my build and posting your very kind views thanks buddy

localjedi thanks buddy

rob and thank you for coming on board and i am glad you like my work

cheers lads for all your comments means alot to me
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Not much stowage dude.

Should do abit more next time. :nena: lol.

Cracking work dude.
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:lol: well gup i did think of adding a little stowage but now where to put any :th:
cheers for your comments mucker
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Oh my god that looks amazing mate ! :jd: :jd: :jd:


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wonderful work


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A brilliant show stopper! :jd: :jd: :jd: :jd:
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cheers longlance67 and bissyboat im off this week so i can crack on with this build and get some more pics up once again many thanks for support
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got some more done on the building yesterday just a still a few things to do so here is were im at
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Now that's nice work bud!!
I love that wee pealing poster. Nice touch. The different coloured cobblestones are really nice too?
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Re: academy priest 1/35

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Brilliant work on the building (and the spg too, my friend owns one in WOT, I have a GW Panther :) ).

Mind to share how did you make the white lines between the bricks?
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Re: academy priest 1/35

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cheers coen thought i would add some coulour but no i have done some washes and dirt u cant see them much..

and skat yes an oil wash of white mixed with a little yellow just runs between them very easy to do
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